Issue Two now available to buy

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Issue Two of New Escapologist (pictured) is now available. Buy your copy here.

The theme for the issue is ‘War Against Cliche’ and features work from David Miller, Dickon Edwards, Neil Scott, Samara Leibner and is edited by Robert Wringham. Typography by Timothy Eyre.

Make seed bombs

I’m excited by the idea of seed bombs.

I first learned about seed bombing at a protest on a local Tesco development site. In that instance, protesters made use of the seeds of unmanageable plants that could cause monkey business for developers. I prefer the idea of sewing wild flower seeds on urban scrub.

Personally, I’ll be using foxglove seeds. Past experience tells me that they are more likely to take to hard urban soil than many other wild flower seeds. Also, bees love foxgloves and my main impetus for this whole thing is a desire to help out urban beekeepers.

Seed bombs are remarkably easy to make. Here’s a video tutorial.

Magazines

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Issues One to Six

Become a Master of Escapology and secure a 10% discount when you buy our complete back catalogue to date. 467 beautifully-typeset pages. £30.

Issue Five

The Bohemias Issue. Featuring Alain de Botton on status anxiety; Chris Miller on Emperor Norton; Dickon Edwards on bedsits and Quentin Crisp; Tom Mellors on Bohemian love; and Neil Scott on the Bohemian beard. 106 pages. £6.

issue three

Issue Three

Practicalities. Featuring a conversation with Tom Hodgkinson, David Gross on tax resistance, Leo Babauta on shopping, Tim Eyre on travel, Brian Dean on anxiety culture. Discover what to embrace and what to reject in this bumper ‘How To’ issue. 95 pages. £6.

issue one

Issue One

An Invitation to Escapology. A beautifully reset version of our first issue. Illustrated by Samara Leibner. With Lord Whimsy on Affected Provincialism, Judith Levine on shopping and an introductory blessing from Prof. Stan Cohen. 34 pages. £3.